This monograph is about the chemistry and technology of an emerging class of inorganic oxidizers - the Dinitramide Salts. Each chapter discusses a distinct aspect of the oxidizers, of which ADN enjoys an extensive coverage (based on about 70 percent of published papers) owing to its potential applications in solid and liquid propellants. The following aspects of the dinitramide salts are covered in this book: physico-chemical properties, reactivity, sensitivity and the toxicity of ADNA; various synthetic routes of the dinitramide salts; spectral, thermal and other methods of characterization; processing aspects such as crystallization, prilling, coating and microencapsulation studies; thermal stability, decomposition, sensitivity, compatibility and mechanical behaviour of ADNA; combustion studies viz., burning rate, flame structure and degradation products; applications of ADN and other dinitramide salts in low signature rocket propulsion, monopropellants and explosive compositions; propellant formulations with energetic binders; and, a critical comparison of various solid composite propellants and ingredients.